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Rediscovering Miles Rock
A gift to Lehigh Libraries Special Collections creates a snapshot of one of Lehigh’s first graduates—a naturalist, civil engineer and astronomer—and offers new research opportunities.
Recognized among the nation’s premier research universities, Lehigh offers a rigorous academic community for more than 7,000 students.
A gift to Lehigh Libraries Special Collections creates a snapshot of one of Lehigh’s first graduates—a naturalist, civil engineer and astronomer—and offers new research opportunities.
Lehigh gives students a day off from classes on Election Day to encourage participation in the electoral process.
Lehigh Steel Battalion will advance to the international Sandhurst Military Skills Competition in the spring.
“Protecting the younger generation is one of the most important tasks,” Gardiner tells attendees of the Peter S. Hagerman '61 Lecture in Ethics.
Michael Layden studies how the starlet sea anemone, Nematostella, may help us understand neural development, evolution and regeneration.
Krystal Ka‘ai ’10 leads both the White House Initiative and the President’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders. Graduating from Lehigh with a major in political science and a minor in business, Ka’ai wants to make sure her community has a voice at the national level. The initiative she leads coordinates a comprehensive federal response to advancing equity, justice, and opportunity for Asian populations, including efforts to address anti-Asian violence.
Keith Moored, associate professor of mechanical engineering and mechanics, is leading an interdisciplinary team of researchers from the University of Virginia and Harvard and Princeton universities to help develop fast and efficient schools of bio-inspired underwater vehicles. As part of the prestigious $7.5 million Multidisciplinary University Research Initiatives (MURI) award, the team aims to discover and demonstrate the hydrodynamic principles behind high-speed, high-efficiency fish and bio-robotic schooling to build next-gen underwater vehicles.
Starting her Lehigh experience in the American West as part of Lehigh Launch, Amber Bierly ’25 backpacked through Wyoming’s Wind River Range to hone skills in leadership, teamwork and social responsibility, and studied abroad with Lehigh in Paris in summer 2022. A first-generation student, she is a part of F1RST, a student group that seeks to promote an inclusive community for first-gen and working-class students at Lehigh. She also has been accepted into Lehigh’s Eckardt Scholars honors program.
Tucked into the heart of the South Mountain, Lehigh University offers unparalleled picturesque scenery from every on-campus location and during every northeastern season it experiences.
Dr. Kelly Austin has led students studying in wide-ranging fields from Africana Studies and Anthropology to Economics and Education through field work in Uganda for over a decade.
Lehigh’s annual Founders Festival was celebrated on the CUC lawn with food and entertainment.
Grace, a yellow Labrador Retriever, joined LUPD as a trained therapy dog.
Tarana Burke, founder of the global #MeToo movement, delivered the 42nd Tresolini Lecture.
Students enjoy dining at off-campus restaurants in South Bethlehem during orientation’s Faux Friday.
Each summer, Professor Viscardi leads a 4 week, 6 credit study abroad program in Italy for a hands-on Art & Architecture experience.
Andrew Hill is named inaugural director of Lehigh Ventures Lab; a startup accelerator for founders in early stages of launching their ventures.
Lehigh leaders are honored at the annual Leadership Recognition Dinner for distinction and impact in their fields, communities, and on campus.
Professor Servitje's interdisciplinary ENG 315/HMS 315 class takes cultures of everyday things and writes about the process like 19th century writers.
Physics students work to develop research on glass as part of a Department of Energy grant taking place at the Brookhaven National Labratory in New York.
Goat yoga on the UC lawn creates a fun, on-campus activity while also promoting stress reduction among students and faculty.
Eckardt Scholars study book binding; the process of physically assembling books by hand.
Students work to design, construct, and program autonomous robotic blimps as an alternative to drones in turbulent environments.
This yearly festive and fun BBQ includes student entertainment and plenty of Lehigh tradition.
The new Jewish Student Center has enough space for a kosher kitchen, meditation room, and more.
The new Health, Science and Technology Building is Lehigh’s largest, housing the College of Health and boundless opportunities for interdisciplinary research.
Lehigh Launch offers experiential, place based learning and fosters immersive, integrative, active, and cooperative learning for students with curious minds and independent spirits.
Tech Entrepreneur and CEO of Vistex, Sanjay Shah delivers the latest Gruhn Lecture -- a distinguished finance speaker series bringing industry leaders to campus.
Lehigh Field Hockey wins the 2022 Patriot League championship and secures their first berth to the NCAA tournament in program history.